And it's one thing to get taken in by this guy the first time, but like you said, letting her take that flight! It really beggars belief.

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I prefer reality stories that look like great fiction.
When it's so unbelievably dumb then it's hard to put yourself in their shoes and then the whole thing just evaporates in front of my very nose.
To be honest it looks like a NuDynasty plotline

I prefer reality stories that look like great fiction.
When it's so unbelievably dumb then it's hard to put yourself in their shoes and then the whole thing just evaporates in front of my very nose.
To be honest it looks like a NuDynasty plotline

This was a good follow up to American Meme. More on what life is like for the "Instagram generation" and the perils and pitfalls that are faced by teenagers today trying to navigate their way through it all. I didn't realize that Instagram now has over a billion people on it. I think it's also interesting how consequently, photography, be it a selfie or something more artistic, has now become an integral part of people's lives.

This was so powerful and moving. After a brutal attack Morad is suffering from such severe PTSD that he no longer speaks or can engage in any meaningful way. After being unresponsive for months his doctor recommends that either he be put in a mental institution or, as as last resort, that he try dolphin therapy at a centre far from his home. From his first day with dolphins he begins a healing journey, but he remembers nothing of his life before and the trauma that brought him there. It's quite an extraordinary story.

This was on BBC4 over three nights and the best documentary I've seen on Peter Sutcliffe. It highlights the real tragedy behind a lot of the killings was down to the police manhunt and how they didn't listen to some of the survivors, how they let the first few slip by because they were deemed as prostitutes (and who cares about them, attitude) plus further investigation, showed there was no evidence that Wilma McCann was a sex worker.